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| − | From the Anthropomorphic, fedora and bowtie-clad singing starfish who hosts his own television variety show. He sings, swings, and slings slang like a Rat Pack era Frank Sinatra. | + | From the animated kids' show ''Oswald''. Anthropomorphic, fedora and bowtie-clad singing starfish who hosts his own television variety show. He sings, swings, and slings slang like a Rat Pack era Frank Sinatra. |
He gives a concert in Big City, and Oswald is last in line after holding places for his friends and doesn't get a ticket cause they're sold out. Then he helps a worker move a piano onto the stage and ends up playing for him. | He gives a concert in Big City, and Oswald is last in line after holding places for his friends and doesn't get a ticket cause they're sold out. Then he helps a worker move a piano onto the stage and ends up playing for him. | ||
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[[The Bunny Quartet]] performed on his show. Performance not shown. | [[The Bunny Quartet]] performed on his show. Performance not shown. | ||
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| + | *http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0293734/ | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 22 July 2010
From the animated kids' show Oswald. Anthropomorphic, fedora and bowtie-clad singing starfish who hosts his own television variety show. He sings, swings, and slings slang like a Rat Pack era Frank Sinatra.
He gives a concert in Big City, and Oswald is last in line after holding places for his friends and doesn't get a ticket cause they're sold out. Then he helps a worker move a piano onto the stage and ends up playing for him.
Sammy's drummer is a squid.
Madame Butterfly mentions one his songs, "What's New Kittycat."
The Bunny Quartet performed on his show. Performance not shown.
